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import
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import something (from something) (into something)
to buy and transport something from a foreign place into a country. We imported the carpets from the Orient into this country. They imported wine into this country from France. I imported this from Germany.


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Increase in importable list of items from India from over 400 to more than 1900 items at 6-digit H.
He added that EDB has introduced one customs system (OCS), with the assistance of FBR/PRAL, under which all imports by auto sector would be through online entry and only items authorized by EDB would be importable.
Equation 25 could also be interpreted as capturing the terms-of-trade for the host country, the ratio of the price of the home country's importable good to the price of its exportable good; the interpretation is possible because the equation can be rewritten as follows (14): [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (26) The FOCs further provide insight regarding the exchange rate market.
 
 
 
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